The National Gallery Rows for Life at Roma Breast Days 2025
For the second consecutive year, the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art (GNAMC) took part in Rema Roma per la Vita, the rowing event on the Tiber River held as part of Roma Breast Days, dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer prevention.
Now in its fifth edition, the initiative was conceived by Professor Giovanni Dal Pra (ASL Roma 1) and brings together sport and scientific research through rowing races, conferences and round tables. On Friday, October 3, numerous teams took to the waters of the Tiber, reaffirming the role of sport as an ally for health and well-being.
With its own team, the Gallery is renewing its commitment to this crucial issue, which it has already supported through its participation in projects promoted by Komen Italia.